Wednesday, 16 September 2015

poem 84

gentle does his hart beat
though blind to each rhythm.
he quests through london rain 
to a scene, knowing there 
to meet, shadows old and deep
and in this room crooked,
invisible, a flesh made crown. 
is laid unknowing, on all whose heads 
talk of what is outside.
but it's invisible weight is felt 
making all standing to bow
for of course it's designed that way                     

And your shelter built by many hands               
is coldly blown away.
leaving naked all your ways 
and still that rain torrent falls,
regardless of your flesh freezing 
and so corrodes the shape  
that took generations to make, 
for now this bow, brings your brow 
to lay upon greeting ground. 
there never to lift again 
and still this invisible flesh made crown
does not concede 


for now it's a matter of a human
judge, black and dressed 
in shambolic dog collar             
with invisible friend whispering  
i will be your guilt, 
easing then to condemn 
with the same breath, for now 
i choose what's in store for you,            
did he pay his way?.  
hummm shall it be heaven or hell? 
as your family sits about, waiting
upon this new despair, not knowing.
all this will soon repeat again,
for the invisible flesh made crown 
must never end your days, 
of desperate pain, for its golden reign.

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